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Er ecg shows cannot rule out anterior infarct. dr did ecg showed normal. i'm scared. can you have a normal ecg after heart attack. is it a heart attac?
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,Possibilities...: It is possible to have differences in EKGs due to a difference in lead placement. If you want to know how your heart is functioning, an echocardiogram could be done. It is a non-invasive test, basically an unltrasound of your heart. If that is normal, then the chances are good that you did not have a heart attack. Were cardiac enzymes checked in the ER? That is another test to rule out heart attac
Answered 8/17/2016
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